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Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. was dismissed from a lawsuit filed in Indiana by a former manager at its Forest River unit who said he was fired after complaining about illegal transactions.
U.S. District Judge James T. Moody in South Bend dismissed Berkshire Hathaway in a decision dated yesterday. Forest River, which makes recreational vehicles, and founder Peter J. Liegl remain defendants in the suit brought by Brad A. Mart, who was general manager of Forest River Financial Services.
"Because no claims remain against Berkshire Hathaway, it is dismissed from the case," Moody wrote in his decision, which was entered in the case docket today. Mart didn't make clear what false representations he accused Berkshire Hathaway of making and didn't follow procedures for suing under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the judge said.
Berkshire Hathaway, based in Omaha, Nebraska, agreed to buy Forest River in 2005 for an undisclosed price. Mart said Liegl agreed to make him chief executive officer of Elkhart, Indiana- based Forest River when the founder retired in 2008.
Mart said he discovered Liegl was siphoning money from the company and told Buffett, who didn't act on the information, according to Moody's decision. Mart learned he was being fired in a November 2008 letter, although Liegl had announced the month before that Mart was being made president, Moody said.
Stephen A. Kennedy, a lawyer for Mart in Dallas, didn't immediately return a call for comment on the ruling.
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"With respect to the pending claims, the company intends to defend them vigorously," Steven J. Pearlman, a lawyer for Forest River and Liegl with Seyfarth Shaw LLP in Chicago, said in a telephone interview.
As to the Sarbanes-Oxley whistle-blower claims, which also were dismissed against his clients, Pearlman said, "The company believes that the court conducted a thorough and accurate analysis of the legal issues and correctly concluded that it lacked subject-matter jurisdiction."
The case is Mart v. Forest River, 10-cv-118, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Indiana (South Bend).
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There's always a lot of tut-tutting when the White House releases the list of people who attend a state dinner. While a lot of that, for the dinner honoring Hu Jintao tonight, has to do with which members of Congress have blown off invites (John Boehner, Harry Reid, and Mitch McConnell, though McConnell's wife Elaine Chao will attend with her father), I'm rather interested in who will attend from the auto industry.
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KORUS as a whole will contribute to the increasing financialization of our economy at the expense of our manufacturing base. Yet oddly, by leveraging payback for its various bailouts differently, the Administration has elicited cries of support from both the finance and the manufacturing industry.
Or maybe it's just that unlike the UAW, the banksters have found a way to roll Obama over and over.
UAW Backed NAFTA-Style Korea Free Trade to "Reward the Administration for Good Behavior" |
By: Michael Whitney Thursday December 9, 2010 11:50 am |
UAW President Bob King tells a more revealing story about the union's curious support for the NAFTA-style Korea Free Trade deal. In an interview with labor reporter Mike Elk for In These Times, King makes the shocking admission that the union endorsed the deal simply to "reward the [Obama] Administration for good behavior" just for including the unions in the discussions.
AFL-CIO Legislative Meeting Explodes over Obama's NAFTA-Style Korea Free Trade Deal |
By: Jane Hamsher Monday December 6, 2010 11:45 am |
At the AFL-CIO's weekly Monday morning legislative meeting, the UAW tried to sell the deal to their fellow unions in the federation. The unanimous disapproval from all the other unions was summed up in a 10 minute invective by Matt McKinnon, the Political Director of the Machinists, who said the UAW concessions were "worth a lukewarm bucket of spit."
Steelworkers Chief Leo Gerard Takes Swipe at UAW's Bob King Over Obama's NAFTA-Style Korea Free Trade Deal |
By: Jane Hamsher Sunday December 5, 2010 10:30 am |
I asked Ryan Grim if Leo Gerard's comment that "some people feel they're smart enough to make decisions based on rumors" was directed at the UAW's Bob King.
"Definitely," he said.
UAW To Support NAFTA-Style Korea Free Trade, Sells Out Taxpayers Who Bailed Them Out |
By: Jane Hamsher Friday December 3, 2010 8:25 pm |
FDL has learned that the UAW, which was bailed out by American taxpayers two short years ago, will endorse the South Korean Free Trade Agreement and act as the liberal "postage stamp" for the deal. UAW President Bob King decided to endorse it despite strong opposition from his staff. This is a terrible, terrible deal for America, at a time when unemployment is soaring and the White House has zero plans for creating jobs — unless you're in the international bank looting business. Everyone involved should be deeply, deeply ashamed of their participation in this, and we will do everything in our power to organize against its passage.


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Moved this little pot onto the porch, several buds on it, but it's a NOID. I just call it Little Peachy. Couple of stragglers left that I've already posted. This time last year things were still lookin good.
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Pretty Peachy. Mine were early this year too. But I am getting some sporadic rebloom. sharon |
Little Peachy is cute, and looks like you will have some more of them to tide you over until the Absolute End of the season. Avedon |
very pretty bloom and the name seems to fit pefectly..Mine is just about to the end, too. jean |
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Governors are taking a stand against Obama's unconstitutional healthcare power grab.
When Rick Perry first became governor of Texas he made a blooper, being over-zealous with the Gardasil vaccine mandate. But he quickly corrected his wrong, something that is very rarely seen by anyone in government. Ever since he has been a pretty good governor for the most part (from what I know.) And I would have had no problem voting for him for president. I hope he runs again in 2016.
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Realty Income Corporation engages in the acquisition and ownership of commercial retail real estate properties in the United States. The company leases its retail properties primarily to regional and national retail chain store operators. Realty Income is widely known among its investors as the monthly dividend company. The company is a dividend achiever, which has increased its dividend for 15 years in a row by raising its monthly distributions several times per year. The company is one my best dividend stocks for 2010 list.
Over the past decade the stock has delivered a total return of 18% per annum to its shareholders.
Realty Income owned 2348 retail properties at the end of 2008. The company's properties which are leased by 119 retail chains in 30 industries are located in 49 states. Most new properties acquired are under long term leases (15-20 years) with tenants from a variety of industries and geographic location. The average remaining lease life was 11.9 years in 2008. Tenants are typically responsible for monthly rent and property operating expenses including property taxes, insurance and maintenance. In addition, occupants are also responsible for future rent increases based on increases in the consumer price index, fixed increases or, to a lesser degree, additional rent calculated as a percentage of the tenants' gross sales above a specified level. Due to the stability of company's revenue streams and above average yield, the company might be a good pick for investors who are seeking current retirement income.
As a Real Estate Investment trust, the company has to distribute almost all of its net income to shareholders. An important metric for evaluating REITs is Funds from operations (FFO), which stood at $1.83/share in 2008. Realty Income distributed $1.66 /share in 2008. FFO is defined as net income available to common stockholders, plus depreciation and amortization of real estate assets, reduced by gains on sales of investment properties and extraordinary items. The company doesn't have any debt maturing until 2013 and also has an unused credit facility worth $355 million.
Over the past decade FFO has increased by 4.5% on average.
Over the past decade distributions have increased by 5.3% per annum. A 5% annual gowth in distributions translates into dividends doubling every 14 years. In 2009 the company has raised distributions by 1.10%.
The FFO payout ratio has increased to 90.80% in 2008, which is higher than the 86.60% to 81.50% average range over the past decade.
The main risk for the company is if occupancy rate decreases. About 3% - 4% of the company's properties face lease expirations each year, which is why it has to be able to find new tenants. The company could try to sell properties which are not occupied currently however, which might be problematic in the current market for real estate. Another negative for the company is the fact that it typically expands its operations through additional sales of its common stock, which dilutes the stakes of existing stockholders.
While Realty Income acquired 108 new properties in 2008, so far in 2009 it has only acquired 3 new properties. Without new acquisitions, the company might not be able to increase distributions above the rate of inflation in the future.
The company owns and actively manages a diverse mix of properties, which provide a stable and dependable income stream for the company's shareholders. Realty Income currently yields and has raised distributions and FFO's for over 15 years in a row. I believe that Realty Income is a good addition to any dividend growth portfolio, since it provides growing income and also provides diversification into commercial real estate.
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- AnonymousJanuary 25, 2010 at 10:08 AM
Curious if you have any thoughts around this analysis of Realty Income:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/21274965/Ackman-Realty-Income-Short I'm also long the stock. If the company continues its record of being able to increase dividends by 5% annually going forward, it's got a pretty good chance of growing its dividends faster than inflation, which is what you want in a dividend stock.
Ackman et al are wrong on this one. Realty Income has a pretty rigorous underwriting process. It does not lease to every single store owned by its top 15 tenants - it underwrites the stores individually, and as we've seen during the recession, their FFO has held up reasonably well. They stick to the profitable stores. In a bankruptcy proceeding, Realty Income would be near the front of the line in terms of claims. It focuses on the individual stores which can cover their rent in terms of cash flow. Those leases are not likely to be modified in bankruptcy - it will be the losing leases that the judge throws out.
Remember, the company survived the credit crunch. Things are gradually getting better, not worse. Ackman's wrong.Actually Realty Income does post its largest 10 tennants by revenue:
http://realtyincome.com/docs/pr_10_28_09.pdf (page 12)
I wonder how this short seller failed to find the list of tennants? Or does he have an agenda to claim that the list of tennants is "a secret".. ;-)
Paying the 7% annual dividend as a short seller is probably hurting too to Ackman;-)
Read more: http://www.marketfolly.com/2009/10/ackman-pershing-squares-realty-income-o.html#comment-31825576#ixzz0eIGwYsqYAnother reason may be to use stop-limit order . This is the real estate market, you can invest in REITs, buy real estate, and . Everything is easier now, if you want to retire and serve . You can not choose to invest in REITs resolution is 100 . REIT accounting is much easier to understand, in my opinion, than other companies. ...
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Through enormous color aerial photographs by world-renowned photographer Edward Burtynsky, this exhibition explores humanity's increasingly stressed relationship with the world's most vital natural resource—water.
Over the past five years, Burtynsky traveled across the globe, weaving together an ambitious representation of water's increasingly fragmented life cycle and the roles that it plays in modern life: as a source of healthy ecosystems and energy, as a key element in cultural and religious rituals, and as a rapidly depleting resource.
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GRAM presents a retrospective of sculpture by Grand Rapids artist David Greenwood that demonstrate his use of symbols and allegory in reflecting on the human condition. The exhibition includes an array of Greenwood's inventive, realist works—with pieces created from 1985 to today—that demonstrate his confident handling of wood and other mixed materials. He continues to straddle the boundary between the conscious and unconscious mind, "searching for those images that are both unique and universal." Greenwood was recently honored with the title of Professor Emeritus upon his retirement from Kendall College of Art and Design, where taught Sculpture and Functional Art for over 30 years.
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We are in the process of redoing a bathroom in our house. The house was built in 1973--we purchased in 2007 . By the looks of other work we have uncovered, the folks that built it we not very good. My husband is a perfectionist, and is updating everything as we go along.
Our problem...we took out the hot water heater to have flooring replaced. When my husband turned the house water back on a fitting had a leak (luckily) it was on the pipe that would have come FROM the hot water heater....hmmmm..shouldn't happen. We checked all the faucets in the house, and sure enough there was water coming from both the hot and cold sides-without a hot water heater installed. My husband figures the bozos that plumbed the place 40 years ago somehow connected the hot and cold somewhere, and it's been that way ever since. Before he starts breaking holes in the walls----does anyone know if a faulty faucet could cause such a problem? There are several single handle faucets original to the house. Should we check those before looking any farther? Any thoughts would be appreciated...we will find the problem, but someone might have an idea that could save us some trouble. |
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- Posted by alan_s_thefirst (My Page) on Sun, Jul 29, 12 at 3:37
If you have faucets/bath taps etc that share a spout, I suspect the water could be going backwards through the part where they mix. By single handle faucets, do you mean mixers like in a shower? Again, if it's set to warm, it'll probably allow some water from the cold side to flow to the warm side. Since there's no hw heater connected, it's probably flowing backwards. Having said that, cross-connections can occur, but you should check. If you make sure ALL the hot taps are off, and all the mixers/single handles are set to COLD ONLY, I suspect the backflow will stop, unless there's a bad washer or, as you say, an incorrect cross-connection....although I'm not sure how it would happen a you've described it. |
does anyone know if a faulty faucet could cause such a problem? There are several single handle faucets original to the house. Should we check those before looking any farther? Yes, it can. Pretty much the same thing happened to me. I replaced the cartridge in the kitchen's single handle faucet and it solved the problem. |
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NCAA Womens Basketball: St. John's at Notre Dame
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There's been a lot of confusion lately over the fate of Google's Nexus program. Rumors swirled, after LG's planned Nexus was canceled (and later denied entirely), that the program was dead in favor of an upcoming Android Silver initiative. With the revelation that HTC is working on a 9" tablet device (code named Volantis), it seemed the Nexus program had at least one more device in store - expected to launch with Android's L release this fall.
A few days ago, it was confirmed that Google had started asking manufacturers to brand boot animations with a specific "Powered by Android" lockup as part of Google's Mobile Services license. Samsung's Galaxy S5 and HTC's new One M8 both carry the branding, and today Motorola's Moto X and Moto G have joined the party, but Motorola has something else in store as well - a new boot animation just in time for April Fools Day.
Google may have just sold Motorola Mobility to Lenovo, but it seems the giant may have kept one of the manufacturer's juiciest pieces (besides patents) to itself.
According to Pocket-lint, Lenovo has confirmed that Google will be keeping Moto's Advanced Technology and Projects group, notably responsible for Project Ara, the modular phone project announced in October in collaboration with Phonebloks, and other experimental ventures.
The team, led by former DARPA Director Regina Dugan is said by the Verge to be heading to Google's Android team, reporting to Sundar Pichai.
This afternoon, Motorola's Punit Soni shared a post on Google+ to follow up on the company's earlier "more to share soon..." post. Soni's post pointed users toward Motorola Mobility's online upgrade checking interface, which tells users whether or not their Motorola device will be receiving any planned updates.
The tool now confirms that Android 4.4 KitKat will be coming to the Moto X along with the DROID Mini, Ultra, and Maxx.
Google+ user Дима Прокопенко has just given us a tantalizing, more complete look at the Moto X, posting a Rogers "Tech Experts" demo video that shows off some of the hotly-anticipated device's unique features.
Before we get to features, it's worth noting that the video indicates a Rogers launch "in August," as an exclusive for the Canadian carrier.
The video also shows off the Moto X's always-on voice commands, allowing users to query Google Search with their voice regardless of whether they're in the search app.
In January, we saw Motorola's Droid Razr HD drop to just a penny on Amazon for customers looking to upgrade their old devices. Sadly, the deal didn't extend to new customers (though at $19.99, not much complaining could be done).
If you were hoping to hop onto the big red network with the Razr HD for a more enticing price, Amazon's got your deal – the phone is now just a penny for new customers (and additional lines).
Motorola, through its Feedback Network, has indicated that it is readying a "new Jelly Bean software release" for the Droid RAZR and RAZR MAXX on Verizon, asking participants – as usual – to test the waters before the release is made final. We know that the RAZR/MAXX duo are set to get a 4.1 update in "Q1 2013" from Motorola's own update schedule, so the following email (sent to members of Moto's feedback network) is a good sign that things are on track.
Last month, we saw Motorola's Droid Razr Maxx HD offered up for $99.99 on Amazon for new accounts only. If you're already a Verizon subscriber who's looking to instead upgrade to the Maxx HD, you're in luck – it looks like Amazon has extended the offer to upgrade customers as well. For reference, Amazon's price puts the phone a full $200 below Verizon's own price.
Just in case you've forgotten, the Droid Razr Maxx HD packs a 4.7" 720x1280 display (that's 312ppi), 8MP camera, dual-core 1.5GHz processor, and 1GB RAM.
Winning a $450 bounty and the hearts of Droid RAZR/MAXX users, Dan Rosenberg has found a successful root method for the phone's 4.1 JellyBean OTA, which began rolling out last Christmas Eve.
Some readers are likely familiar with Mr. Rosenberg's work, as he's rooted everything in sight from the Droid RAZR/MAXX HD to the RAZR M, all the way back to the LG Spectrum. As a security researcher, he's even given (and published) a helpful presentation on rooting and modding for the security conscious.
Google announced in a statement today that Wisconsin Judge Barbara Crabb has dismissed Apple's lawsuit against Motorola Mobility claiming the Google-owned Moto's practices related to standards-essential patent licensing were unfair.
The lawsuit was set to go to trial in US District Court in Madison, Wisconsin this afternoon but was, according to Google, dismissed with prejudice by Judge Crabb this morning. Readers may remember that a similar Apple vs Motorola trial was canceled in Illinois by Judge Richard Posner earlier this year.


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Two Bosses Enter: Ragnaros vs. Ossirian {WoW}
Dec 16th 2007 4:21PM
Two Bosses enter is still going on? It's like the series that never ends....By the time you're finished, WotLK will come out with a whole new set.
In other news: kids vote based on the scary picture of Rag at the top of the thread. They don't think a bird-headed guy could possibly win. That's the main reason this whole Boss-vs-Boss debate fails.
You don't have to tolerate racism in WoW {WoW}
Nov 24th 2007 7:40PM
The search term you're looking for, is "suprachiasmatic nucleus". Human sexual preference is genetic, case closed - for purposes of science anyway. Since there are plenty of people who think the universe is 6,004 years old & babies come from storks, I'm sure there are plenty of people who won't about science no matter what the evidence.
This is so well accepted that the nutcases over at Focus on the Family have even acknowledged it, and believe that "since it's genetic, it can be cured".
Even before they acknowledged this, the religious whackos in America were saying that one could be homosexual all they want, as long as they don't act on those impulses. In essence, they need to be celibate or they're going to hell. Of course, they also say that heterosexual sex outside of marriage is a sin, but you don't see them condemning the 999,997 out of 1mil Americans who have had sexual intercourse outside of marriage.
I often like to compare it to the crusade against smoking. People who don't smoke think that smoking is gross. They don't care about their health or else they'd be protesting McDonald's every day instead of eating it. They certainly don't care about MY health. What they care about is that cigarettes smell bad.
Two guys buttfucking each other is -gross- to most heterosexuals. That's really the only reason they have a problem with it. All these other arguments are just window-dressing, including religious opposition. These children on WoW (and everywhere else on the Internet) who are incredibly homohostile against gay men don't have any problem with gay women do they? Of course not. People just need to stop lying and say they think it's gross, and that's why they don't like it.
I think Brussels sprouts are gross. So I don't eat them. But I wouldn't waste my time & intellect on bashing someone else for eating them, nor would I attempt to disparage someone who may or may not be a Brussels sprouts-eater by CALLING him a Brussels sprouts-eater. It just seems silly to do so.
Likewise, it is silly to use "fag" as a derogatory term to disparage someone who may or may not be homosexual. It's just a waste of time & intellect.
We need to be a smarter species than that.
Void Reaver exploited, brought down in 53 seconds {WoW}
Nov 1st 2007 4:55PM
Chess requires FAR more creativity than WoW.
Arcane Brilliance: Should I roll a mage? {WoW}
Oct 7th 2007 3:55PM
Amanda, why is the column about Mages always so basic in its topic? I appreciate that you want to (like in this week's article) introduce non-mages to the class, and (as in most of your other columns) give n00bs a proper treatment... But when this column started, I was expecting high-end theory-crafting: discussions of threat management/ builds/ spell rotation/ itemization, etc.
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Have you had your moment yet? {WoW}
Sep 25th 2007 4:55PM
Weird. I didn't click twice; my double post comes from the fact that you have to type in your ridiculous randomly-generated, un-changable (to my knowledge) password each time, even if you've clicked "Remember Me".
So I suppose I didn't put it in correctly and I got the confirmation email...went and clicked the verify link, then returned to see my comment. Of course the verify link works about 1/3rd of the time, so when I didn't see my comment, I carefully re-entered my password and tried again with the same comment.
This time it worked, and I saw BOTH comments immediately...
How annoying.
Have you had your moment yet? {WoW}
Sep 25th 2007 4:50PM
When I found out that the goggles do nothing.
Have you had your moment yet? {WoW}
Sep 25th 2007 4:48PM
When I found out that the goggles do nothing.
Breakfast Topic: Make up your own mounts {WoW}
Sep 24th 2007 3:46AM On the subject of class-specific flying mounts:
Mages should just be able to fly.
Breakfast Topic: If real life had an MMO UI {WoW}
Sep 17th 2007 8:24AM
The default UI for life sux.
I'd use a bot script for most things.
Voting requirements for the AFK debuff {WoW}
Sep 6th 2007 5:19PM Why not use Sentinel to determine if someone is *actually* legitimately AFK, then just apply the buff? Having other players do your work for you always ends messy because players aren't arbitrary: they either act in their own interest or in the interest of immature spite.


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Delmarva Power admits less growth driving rate hikes The president of Delmarva Power talks about another proposed rate hike in-studio on WDEL's Rick Jensen Show. WDEL's Amy Cherry reports. Delmarva Power customers just saw their bills go up about $5 bucks a month in December, now the company is coming back again for more, an extra $7 dollars per month on average. Gary Stockbridge, President of Delmarva Power, tells WDEL the money is needed for reliability upgrades to infrastructure. "New lines, new poles, new transformers, new hardware on the system, some of that drive by growth," says Stockbridge. Then WDEL's Rick Jensen calls him out on it. "Gary, something I got out of the report says you guys have not had growth in the customer base," says Jensen. And Stockbridge admits... "There is not much growth, and so not much of what's in here is related to growth, and you're right then when you don't have growth it ends to lead to, more often, rate increases," says Stockbridge. |
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The Egg Harbor Township High School football team continued its preparations for the upcoming football season with a scrimmage against Delsea Regional on Wednesday, Aug. 28.
The Eagles are a young team trying to rebound from a 4-6 season in 2012. They open at home against Oakcrest on Sept. 13.
Coach Tony DeRosa said senior Adam Bynum and junior Kyle Houhgton are competing for the starting quarterback job.
Running backs Dante Moore and Randy Canela should get the bulk of the carries in the running game.
The Eagles return size and experience on the lines in 6-foot-2, 255-pound offensive tackle Eric Morrison and 6-2, 295-pound defensive tackle Austin Gray.
Following their scrimmage against South Jersey Group III champion Delsea, the Eagles face another good preseason test against Group V champion Williamstown at home on Saturday, Aug. 31 (noon).
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In the current study, the researchers obtained their data on both hypocretin and MCH directly from the brains of eight patients who were being treated at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center for intractable epilepsy. The patients had been implanted with intracranial depth electrodes by Dr. Itzhak Fried, a UCLA professor of neurosurgery and psychiatry and a co-author of the study, to identify seizure foci for potential surgical treatment. The location of electrodes was based solely on clinical criteria. The researchers, with the patients' consent, used these same electrodes to "piggyback" their research. A membrane similar to that used for kidney dialysis and a very sensitive radioimmunoassay procedure were used to measure the release of hypocretin and MCH.
The patients were recorded while they watched television; engaged in social interactions such as talking to physicians, nursing staff or family; ate; underwent various clinical manipulations; and experienced sleepwake transitions. Notes of activities were made throughout the study every 15 minutes in synchrony with a 15-minute microdialysis sample collection by a researcher in the patients' rooms.
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In an interview with the magazine Alfa y Omega, the archbishop told those who do not understand the relationship between the Church and the military that they have been carried away by ignorance and a simplistic and disingenuous vision of the true role the military has in society for the promotion of peace and living together in freedom.
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Speaking to Vatican Radio, the archbishop said Venezuelans are full of "joy and satisfaction because once again Venezuela has been an example of democratic civility by getting out to vote."
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Long was nearly perfect on the night, shooting 9-of-11 from the field and 5- of-6 from the foul line for CSU (12-12, 4-6 Horizon), which has won back-to- back games on the heels of four straight losses. Charlie Lee, Sebastian Douglas, and Junior Lomomba all scored 10 points for the hosts.
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Yuliya Pakhalina
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Yuliya Vladimirovna Pakhalina (Russian: Юлия Владимировна Пахалина, born September 12, 1977) is a Russian diver. She won the gold medal in the 2000 Summer Olympics in the 3m Synchronized Springboard with partner Vera Ilyina.
Pakhalina was born in Penza. She moved to Houston, Texas before the 2000 Summer Olympics to train with her partner Vera Ilyina, under the direction of Head Coach Jane Figuiredo (University of Houston) and competed for the University of Houston's swimming and diving team. The two divers trained at the Woodland's Pool several times.
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